Property Ownership and Property Documents in the UAE
Alhasna Services handles procedures for a number of property ownership and property documents and follows the transaction up within its service scope.
Choose your need
Property ownership certificate
For property ownership certificate procedures within the service scope.
Title deed
For title deed procedures or follow-up on an existing transaction within the service scope.
Search certificate
For search certificate procedures within the service scope.
Land plan
For land plan procedures within the service scope.
A transaction that started or stalled
State the current stage and what you want to complete or follow up.
I do not know the name of the document
Describe the outcome you need and the property situation and location as you know them.
What does Alhasna Services handle?
Alhasna Services understands the outcome you need and the property situation, then identifies the service it can handle, its scope, what is required and the cost before anything begins. Once agreed, it carries out the transaction procedures and follows them up within the service scope.
The limits of the service
The types listed above are the current scope of this page, and that does not mean every property document in the country is covered.
Which document applies and which authority is competent differ by Emirate and property location, and document issuance and the final decision remain with the competent authority.
This page does not provide real estate brokerage, property valuation or legal advice.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know the name of the document?
No. Describe the outcome you need and the property situation, and Alhasna Services identifies the document or procedure it can handle within its service scope.
Is the procedure the same in every Emirate?
No. The procedure and the competent authority differ by Emirate, property location and document type.
Are all property documents covered?
No. The current scope is the types listed on this page, and issuance and the final decision remain with the competent authority.